How to remove oil stains from a fabric sofa?

Fabric sofas are stylish, come in a variety of styles, and are reasonably priced, making them a favorite among many. Many homes now prefer fabric sofas, so how do you remove oil stains from them? Today, Delo Leather Sofa will share some cleaning tips.

1. General Cleaning Method: Use a specialized fabric sofa cleaner. First, apply a small amount of cleaner to a clean white cloth and wipe the stained area until the stain is removed. To avoid leaving marks, it's best to start wiping from the outside of the stain. Do not use too much tap water, as this can allow water to seep into the inner layers of the sofa, causing the frame to become damp, deformed, and the fabric to shrink, damaging the overall shape and design of the sofa. For small stains on living room fabric sofas, use a specialized cleaner, being careful not to use excessive water to avoid water seeping into the sofa and causing the frame to become damp and moldy.

2. For sofas with large stains: Hire a professional fabric sofa cleaning team for in-home cleaning. High-end fabric sofas should ideally be cleaned every ten months under normal conditions to maintain their cleanliness. Most fabric sofa manufacturers offer after-sales service. If your sofa has large stains that you cannot remove yourself, contact the manufacturer to have them send professional cleaners. This avoids damaging the sofa if you attempt to clean it yourself, and professional cleaning is always a good option.

3. Unique Fabrics: Velvet fabric sofas should not get wet and should be washed with detergent. For moisture-resistant and stain-resistant fabrics, if juice is spilled, it won't penetrate easily. Gently wipe with cold water and let it air dry in a cool, shaded place to prevent mold growth. For small apartments, especially with velvet sofas, avoid getting them wet. It's best to use a sofa cover to effectively protect the sofa. When cleaning, simply wash the sofa cover.